Newcastle United were relegated from the Premier League after a 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa.
The crucial goal came after 38 minutes when a corner fell to Gareth Barry whose 25-yard drive was going well wide but took a wicked deflection off Damien Duff and beat a stranded Steve Harper.
With Hull losing at home to Manchester United, a single goal would have been enough to extend the Magpies' 16-year top flight stay but they departed with a whimper, failing to muster a single effort on target in the second-half.
After swapping television punditry for the Newcastle manager's job, Alan Shearer won just one of eight matches and having won only seven of their 38 league games, the Toon Army will be watching Championship football next season.
Newcastle had won just twice on their travels and started nervously with Gabriel Agbonlahor climbing above Fabricio Coloccini to meet a cross from the left but he saw his header just go over the top.
But Newcastle asked plenty of questions in the opening 15 minutes and had three decent chances.
Duff cut inside and saw his shot pushed around the post by Brad Friedel who saw the effort very late and just a minute later
Steven Taylor's shot on the turn was cleared off the line by Carlos Cuellar.
Martins then volleyed over from 16 yards after a great flick by Mark Viduka before at the other end, Craig Gardner's rasping 25-yard drive was tipped over by Harper.
Villa then began to dominate the game and Harper had to come off his line and did just enough to prevent Gareth Barry reaching a cross from the left.
Milner's free-kick was then saved at the near post by Harper but the keeper had no chance with the goal as he was completely wrong footed by the deflected.
It was almost two for Villa when John Carew's cross was flicked just inches wide by Gabriel Agbonlahor but the closest Newcastle came to an equaliser was in first-half injury time when Martins headed narrowly wide.
Villa dominated the second-half and Ashley Young was a whisker away from making it 2-0 after he curls an effort narrowly over the top corner.
A surging run from Milner ended with him dragging his shot wide from 20 yards before a terrible mistake from Butt almost condemned his side.
He was sloppy in possession 25 yards out and Barry capitalised, checking back but curling his right-footed effort narrowly past the post.
Tweleve minutes from time Carew should have settled the match when he was unmarked seven yards out only for the big Norwegian to make a complete hash of his volley with the goal gaping.
Shearer had brought Owen on midway through the second-half but he was a peripheral and their first goal attempt of the second period only came with three minutes to go when fellow Shola Ameobi's effort from 20 yards was high, wide and not very handsome.
Ameobi then headed over and hooks Martins' cross over the top from eight yards but the Magpies can have no complaints as they go down with just 34 points.
p/s: Poor Toons...this may not happen if King Keegan left the club bcoz of arguement with the board directors...salute to Toons fans for keep cheering till the end...
Newcastle United are relegated
Another cheap entry posted by KeCiK Monday, May 25, 2009 exactly at pukul - 1:18 AM
Steven Gerrard Disappointed By Sami Hyypia's Decision To Leave Liverpool
Another cheap entry posted by KeCiK Sunday, May 24, 2009 exactly at pukul - 9:10 PM
Stevie G is finding it hard to imagine life at Anfield without the towering Finn...
Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard admits he is saddened by Sami Hyypia's decision to leave the club in the summer, though made clear that he completely understands the big Finn's decision.
The 35-year-old will be marshalling the defence of Bundesliga outfit Bayer Leverkusen next term, after having done that job so exceptionally well at Anfield for the better part of the last ten years.
"I understand the reasons behind Sami's decision to go because he's got a two-year deal, so good luck to him," Gerrard was quoted as saying by The Sun.
"But for selfish reasons I wish he would stay for another season here because he's such a fantastic player and great to have around the place.
"He's been here for the whole time I've been in the first team and has been a great influence and magnificent servant - an absolute legend."
Hyypia has already stated his intent to return to the club in a coaching capacity some day, which is something that Gerrard has wholeheartedly endorsed.
"I sincerely hope he comes back as a coach one day, because he can bring so much with him and impart so much knowledge," added the Reds skipper.
"He knows how Liverpool Football Club works. 
"He's a great character and I could see him playing a big role in developing the youngsters, the reserves and even the first team in time.
"I took over from him as captain in 2003 and there was some controversy at the time, but not from Sami, who was incredibly supportive of me from the very start.
"That is a measure of the man. He should be regarded as a one of the greats of this club and I don't say that lightly.
"He has certainly helped transform Liverpool and got us back to where we should be."
Hyypia, who has not featured for the Reds' first team since playing a role in their 4-1 demolition of Manchester United at Old Trafford, could well make his farewell appearance at Anfield on Sunday, when Liverpool face Tottenham Hotspur in the concluding fixture of the Premier League campaign.
Derek Wanner, Goal.com
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New Away Kit for 2009-2010
Another cheap entry posted by KeCiK Tuesday, May 19, 2009 exactly at pukul - 5:19 PM
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Jamie Carragher Explains Row With Alvaro Arbeloa
Another cheap entry posted by KeCiK exactly at pukul - 5:15 PM
The Reds defender has revealed why he clashed with his team-mate at the Hawthorns today...
Liverpool ensured West Bromwich Albion's relegation from the Premier League today, with a 2-0 victory in the Black Country that was marked by an on-field disagreement between Jamie Carragher and Alvaro Arbeloa.
Carragher revealed after the match that the motivation behind the row had been the team's determination to ensure that goalkeeper Pepe Reina won the Golden Glove award for the keeper with the highest number of clean sheets.
"We can't win the league now but there are a number of targets we can aim for," he told Liverpool's official website.
"We want to keep a clean sheet and we want Pepe to have a chance of the Golden Glove for the third season running. Pepe is one behind Van der Sar now and there's a chance Van der Sar won't play next week, so we wanted to make sure he got a clean sheet today.
"To be honest we were a bit lackadaisical in our defending all through the game and they had too many chances.
"Maybe we took it a bit too easy and let them attack us too much, but that was one of the toughest games I've played in all season. We go all over Europe playing top teams and we play against the best sides in this country, but that was one of the hardest games we've had."
Carragher is hoping to end the club's title drought next season, even though it is his belief that the challenge is stiffened by the ultra-high-quality sides competing in England.
"It's hard to win the Premier League because our top four sides plus Barcelona probably make up the best five sides in Europe. That's the challenge we face," he explained.
"You can look at the statistics from this season and it's impressive that we've only lost two games and scored lots of goals, but United have got more points than us and credit to them because that's what matters.
"We have to make sure we finish second now and win our last game of the season next weekend."
Liverpool welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Anfield in their concluding fixture of the campaign next weekend.
Zack Wilson, Goal.com
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Super Duper Funny !!!
Another cheap entry posted by KeCiK Wednesday, May 13, 2009 exactly at pukul - 2:42 AM
check out that blue man....hahahahha...so hilarious !!!





